Russians released by Minsk told what they did in Belarus

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Russian citizens detained by Minsk and released home, reported on the air of the TV channel "Russia 24"what they did in Belarus.

They said that an ad was posted on the Avito website in which a man called "Sergei Petrovich" was hiring security guards. He needed people with combat experience to guard oil facilities in various countries. He was especially interested in persons who have gone through conflicts in Syria and the Donbass.



At the same time, they first talked about work in Syria and Libya. "Sergei Petrovich" called from a Syrian number and wanted to dial 30 employees. Then he expanded the staff to 60-90 people, and later to 180.

When their group had already been assembled, they were informed that "Sergei Petrovich" had died and now a certain "Artur" would be in charge of them. The new curator informed that plans have changed and that it is necessary to fly to Venezuela to guard the facilities of Rosneft. The group's route was taken by a woman who called herself "Larisa Samarina".

A day before departure, Samarina said that it was unable to connect flights Minsk - Istanbul - Havana - Caracas so that we would not sit in the Turkish transit zone for a long time. She said she would order new tickets on the 30th. We received them, and she offered to temporarily leave for the Belorusochka sanatorium for rest

- said one of the Russians.

The Russians noted that they behaved politely on the territory of Belarus, walked and swam in the lake, did not enter into conflicts, did not drink alcohol, and slept at night.

Everyone was asleep. Suddenly there was a crash - the doors flew out, everyone was face down on the floor, weapons were pointed, sheets on their heads

- added one of the Russians.

When they were detained by Belarusian law enforcement officers, the Russians did not understand at all what was happening and what it was connected with.

The first three days they treated us harshly: they believed that we were militants, were preparing an escape, we could rebel and kill the guards. Three days later, I was told that I was suspected of preparing for mass protests and armed resistance to law enforcement agencies.

- explained one of the Russians.

The guards stressed that policies are not interested at all. They learned about the presidential elections in Belarus when they got to the territory of this country. For them, Belarus was a transit country, from the territory of which they went to their place of work.

We remind you that on July 29, 2020, 33 Russian citizens were detained in Belarus. On August 14, 2020, 32 of them were sent from Minsk to Moscow. One person stayed in Minsk, since he, in addition to a Russian passport, also has a Belarusian one.
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  1. -1
    16 August 2020 15: 01
    It's good that everything ends well.
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      +1
      16 August 2020 15: 13
      It's good that everything ends well.

      It remains only to apologize to the people and Russia for the intemperate speeches and baseless accusations. winked
      If pride does not allow the necessary words to be pronounced, let him give at least a sign, shave off his mustache. laughing
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  2. 0
    16 August 2020 15: 14
    Will there be apologies to the kidnapped? Or is it "sign-quality" above that?
  3. -4
    16 August 2020 15: 18
    According to Margarita Simonyan, all of them came for a tour of the legendary "Salisbury" Cathedral. laughing
  4. -3
    16 August 2020 18: 59
    That is, people who have passed "hot spots", going to potentially dangerous work in such islands of safety as Syria, Libya and Venezuela, just took it and believed this:

    an ad was posted on the Avito website in which a man called "Sergei Petrovich" was hiring security guards.

    Either these would-be guards can only guard the courtyard sandbox, or someone is trying to concoct an extremely ridiculous explanation for this incident :)
    1. -4
      16 August 2020 20: 32
      You are right - the stories of these people do not sound very convincing.
      1. +2
        16 August 2020 21: 25
        You're right - your stories don't sound very convincing either.
        1. -3
          16 August 2020 21: 28
          What stories do you mean?
          1. -1
            20 August 2020 15: 39
            The ones that are yours.
    2. +1
      18 August 2020 01: 43
      That is, people who have passed "hot spots", going to potentially dangerous work in such islands of safety as Syria, Libya and Venezuela, just took it and believed this:

      And in your opinion, "people who passed hot spots" are some special supermen?)
      These are ordinary people, like everyone else, only “past hot spots”. No more, no less.
      1. -2
        18 August 2020 03: 43
        And in your opinion, "people who passed hot spots" are some special supermen?)

        Not really. An ordinary normal person may well realize that advertisements for the hiring of a mercenary, especially those engaged in the protection of a large state or state facility, are not posted on Avito. It takes common common sense to grasp this simple fact. That is why I said that if this whole story about the "announcement on Avito" is true, then the would-be mercenaries captured in Belarus think of a 2-year-old child and the only thing that they can guard with such mental abilities is a children's sandbox.
  5. -2
    17 August 2020 09: 46
    on the Avito website .... people with experience of hostilities were required ..... past conflicts in Syria and the Donbass.

    What a wonderful Avito site !!!
    You have to look, since HH and Job.ru are no longer quoted ...

    It seems that in Komsomolskaya Pravda, the mouthpiece of the true reason for what happened, they wrote a little differently ...